Lawrence O’Donnell: How many firefighters were killed by Rudy Giuliani?
http://twitter.com/#!/redsteeze/status/342813883439927296
http://twitter.com/#!/MezBets/status/342820827139563521
MSNBC’s Lawrence O’Donnell obviously hasn’t taken Twitter’s advice on tweeting while he’s, um, exhausted. His tweet tonight equating the 9/11 attacks with Benghazi might make sense if there weren’t copious evidence that the U.S. consulate in Libya had advance warning that terrorists were gearing up for an attack. And in retrospect, Mayor Rudy Giuliani could have told firefighters to stand down and not attempt a rescue at Ground Zero, and then gone to bed.
No, scratch that earlier point: there’s no way O’Donnell’s tweet makes any sense at all aside from it being a classic case of a cornered Obama lapdog reflexively lashing out.
http://twitter.com/#!/bob_owens/status/342813978851950595
Didn’t you hear the man? Giuliani attacked President Obama. That’s even worse than killing firefighters.
http://twitter.com/#!/ExJon/status/342814532751732737
http://twitter.com/#!/JasonBWhitman/status/342814857160167424
http://twitter.com/#!/gopfirecracker/status/342815055957598210
http://twitter.com/#!/bob_owens/status/342815674944589824
http://twitter.com/#!/bohratom/status/342820550667804672
http://twitter.com/#!/MrSegraves/status/342820372086915075
http://twitter.com/#!/guypbenson/status/342821943680065536
Eric Bolling of Fox News’ “The Five” calls O’Donnell’s tweet “the most indecent comment ever uttered from MSNBC” — no small feat there. He also mentions something about a punch in the face that might have some imagining a great way to boost O’Donnell’s ratings.
http://twitter.com/#!/ericbolling/status/342818750430601217
http://twitter.com/#!/ericbolling/status/342819817755127809
http://twitter.com/#!/ericbolling/status/342824031650721793
http://twitter.com/#!/ericbolling/status/342824869215494144
